Sentence examples for Greater estimates from inspiring English sources

Progeny means heritability lead to high accuracies for most traits, which infers greater estimates reliability.

Most notably, the Chojnacky models produce greater estimates in high biomass plots, potentially because the models used by Chojnacky are more species-specific than the Jenkins models.

Fig. 2 Field plot estimates of aboveground biomass between Jenkins and the FIA's CRM (a) and Jenkins and Chojnacky (b) show that FIA's CRM estimates are generally smaller, with greater differences in high biomass plots, while Jenkins and Chojnacky are comparable although Chojnacky produces greater estimates in large biomass plots.

Here, the US-based estimates are the lowest, with greater estimates from those based on Canadians and still greater estimates based on Europeans.

Because these areas were large and encompassed a great deal of environmental heterogeneity, pseudo-replicate niche models were expected generally to produce greater estimates of niche breadth than those from any actual species: it is unlikely that any biological species will be distributed completely without regard to environmental variables.

Using thermography may, therefore, yield greater estimates of concordance for women.

High rumination and methane was seen in older and heavier cows that had greater estimated dry matter intake and milk production.

With smaller window sizes, a greater percentage of in the landscape is classified as core than other types; and with larger sizes a greater estimate of edge occurs [7].

The innovation is that these monies are not intended for use as an emergency fund, but to purchase private company insurance premiums, creating an umbrella of coverage that is far greater, estimated to be $500 million.

For justice issue processing, greater estimated moral ability was associated with greater responses in the SMA, pre-SMA, and left STS, and lesser responses in the dorsal ACC.

Higher values indicate greater estimated insulin resistance.